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> Life is full of compromises, not living in the most expensive city in the country shouldn’t be considered a hardship. For many of us, the culture of smaller
by flangola7 4y ago
> Life is full of compromises, not living in the most expensive city in the country shouldn’t be considered a hardship.
For many of us, the culture of smaller cities and increasingly even the laws of entire states represent an existential threat, or an existential threat to our loved ones. That is much more than a "hardship."
- liketochill 4y agoCan you explain what the existential threat in an entire state or a small town is that requires people to live in the most expensive and desireable cities?
- flangola7 4y agoFor one, being transgender. Doubly so for transgender minors.